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A recent collection, The Call of the Tribe, explains why the Peruvian writer rejected the left and embraced the thinking of Friedrich Hayek and his ilk.

The Supreme Court’s momentous decision was decades in the making.

Novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand was born as Alissa Rosenbaum in St. Petersburg, Russia on February 2, 1905. Very early in her childhood, she determine...

Michael Taube - Tarek Fatah died of cancer on April 24, at the age of 73

From a journalist’s perspective, Richard Landes has penned one of the most authoritative books on the collapse of journalism in its coverage of Israel and Palestinians.

Tarek Fatah faced his most powerful adversary during his final battle against cancer. He died on April 24, at the age of 73

(Archived document, may contain errors) Radicalism in Power: The Kafkaesque World of American Higher Education

British intelligence agencies – particularly the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS – usually known as MI6) – have a long record of foreign interventions and subversion of sovereign nations in the pursuit of the interest of British imperialism and latterly also the interests of the US and its allies – including Israel.

Paul Kellogg — To students of twentieth-century Russian history, the name Vladimir Il’ich Lenin is a constant, and inevitable, presence. But the name Iulii Osipovich Tsederbaum—better known through the pseudonym “Iulii Martov”—is either entirely absent from view or present only as a mysterious, and often unsavoury, figure.

Brooklyn: If the Daily News still ran its beloved and greatly missed Critters column, the paper would be able to inform its readers about safely relocating feral cats.